Quinn Comendant wrote:
On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 15:31:18 -0500, Jake Vickers wrote:Not sure how to do this on the wiki.... I guess I could write a script that would download the qmail-toaster package and grab the release notes (out of the SPEC file I imagine would be the best) then (for simplicity) spit that back out to a text file that could be a link on the wiki for the latest release notes;This is the built in rpm command for listing the changelog of a rpm: rpm -qp --changelog xxxxx-toaster-yyy-zzz.src.rpm > site/changelogs/xxxxx-toaster.txt
Sorry, I was still in a Debian mindset at the time....
That would be great if you didn't mind. I don't see any harm in keeping the current set on the wiki, or maybe even an extension that showed the current patches into the system (later down the road). If you don't think it'll take too much work to write it, it'd be appreciated. I have never looked at the extensions for MediaWIKI yet myself.....otherwise we get into injecting mysql tables and what-not into the wiki's tables to update the info.... If we go this route (putting it on the wiki) can anyone else think of an easy way to do it?If you want to keep the changelog within the wiki (instead of just linking to a text file) the best way to do it would be to use a mediawiki extension. And I'm happy to write it if you want to go this route. URLs would be, for example: http://wiki.qmailtoaster.com/index.php/Special:ChangeLogs?f=simscan-toaster It would load the changelogs from text files that are generated from the RPMs every 5 mins so they're always recent.
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